Supreme Court of India
Arun Kumar Rout and Ors. v. Sta Te of Bihar and Ors.
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Service law-Appointment on daily wages-Regularisation Subsequent termination of services-Validity of-Government of Bihar-Health Department-Appointment of appellants on daily wages-Appointment regularised subsequently-Thereafter services of the appellants terminated Ground that appointments were made without following due procedure Writ preferred by appellants dismissed by High Court-Hence appeal before this Court-Held, the appellants had not been appointed by following the due procedure and therefore they cannot claim regularisation as a matter of course-But considering the fact that (i)…
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